The Sun. — London, England, 1818-03-30 00:00:00

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ES tin(leither SeriFlJ PV ptnral ti!ihjects, are 1111 W EXHIBITING, Patrona•ze of his Royal Highness . the "irs , A; e P 2 nt, ea IN", LL-Al.k lA, near C rlto , n : Hou ,"Y from T Id! Five. 5.1.1.1t.1, Sec.bf. 1' HE LOTTE it Y. THE COUNTRY: ST. MMEs'S !'ARK`. wer e th 6 Die 47th March, 1818 PRESENI', FUTURE. Want of room prevented us from giving an earlier insertion to the following Extracts from The Cork iiilve - rtizer of the 21st inst., which we regret, as the sentiments are exactly correspon dent With what we have expressed on the same subjects. The - first paragraph refers to BUONA• PARile . 3 imputed Reply to Lord BATilUßST'biSpeeCh in the House of Lords : F 0 R PAST Favours. KISH thanks his hest Friends the Public:—For raErinsr LUCK LUSH thanks Ms Partner) Fortune, who (as usual) distributed, in Shares, atnung BlSH's Customers, Yesterday, The only L.:30,030 -yet drawn Nearly half the Capitals that have been drawn ; With BOTH the Blanks entitled to 4 Pipes of Part each. For FUTURE Patronage BISH relies with confidence on the Public; and, judging froni the pArr and the PRESCNT, he trusts he can r, ly with equal confidence that Fortune, al though his sleeping Partner between the Days of Drawing, wiN he wakeful to the interests of those Who bare a spoke in her Wheel, either at 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross, or of Bish's'Agents in-the Country, for ut of ja rge cif ~,, p r ,\I,,ERA I, :NI EETI NG of WEST INDIA IV,Y:per .o ,l l *,:lis anti MEII.I...IIANTS will he held st , t , - .. the Still, •' 1, o: 1 / 4 ; TAvEitN, Hishops4ate•street, em 1.1..e.D -. . . ' . ' t he En!, 11y . ( }1 A 'mil on SPECIAL I.IUSINESS. • i he Chuir . v.ill fie taken at One o Clock.. „.• ' •,;: . '' ILLIANI 1:101.1)EN, Secretary, 'WIC . , for the DISCIT:arx;E and ItELTEF of PERSONS A. . IM PRISONEI) for SMALL DEBTS . . N ... :Graven-street, Strand, March 28, 1318. /1 40 Oef; ~N.tJAI, GENT tilv .tF li , e, t k l v t!,r_ sill be held hire on WEDNESDAY next, ti: Wi f ,,l *, , at 1 w,: , 1 ve o'clock, to tUDIT the AC 161,Pit Dr.7the.:itst Instant,. and alsoto take into consitlera- Ap,' , l fi le A yof increaiing the Composition of 101. to '''lllol-lisclotru-e of a lit;htor, and on other SPECIAL •-„. the s3i 4 t the siall itsst P5l THURSDAY,. 9th of APRIL, 1918, THE LAST DAY, When the TWO PRIZES of L. 30,000! Thirty-four other Capitals of L. 5,000, L. 1,000, &c. &c. MUST ALL BE DRAWN, A-nd the First-drawn Blank will have Four Pipes of Port. 131 SH entreats the Holders of the Fortunate Shares to send them for Payment immediately, and the Holders of the Shares entitled to the Wine Jo select the choicest Port in the King dom, and scud the Bill to him, who will discharge it on de mand. , d t6' VV ./ eiti R. GRASSWELL, Secretary, r.)1 1) (3f 4; 5 : an? peck. . e r, oti;' va. Cr - "iVIDENDS on FRENCH FIVE PER .-SrOCK, wh i ch b ecame d ue i n P ar i s on the .2tfd ',.',... 1 11;) / i'l 9 t -are non' in course I f Payment, at Messrs. U. tittiiig-house, No. 31, Great Win- '4frrF.et, m Cot to such H o ld ers as hiive empowered them to le sae. WHITE HARTFORD BRIDGE, ito‘ v (Late DEMEZY'S). t e z 4 AS - ,%1.11 gratef u l acknow kt,q4, thi No :iTl . ‘t . s for the very liberal s . npport he has received Geotry, and Pubtic la etrai,. str ii ") 114 , 4. he ahov e INN, 'winch is newly fitted up in a Con!- %: 4 ,ic t „;" l'ilegaut Style, rccnnti ltectfuily solicits the distin gu i s h e d Patronage which the H ouse h as k; sts 1 , upr4sstires those who " please to honour' hint will th e ir Ur : and ron;ii:.'t neet! "' c e ry • •sha ll e used t o promote their Neat;Po4t Ctttnises and Good Horses. 4 1. .. 6 . •. - -----__________ ____—____ FIRE`ANI) 'LIFT, INSURANCE COMPANY, I,,`\,lilV BRIDGE-STK I.EET, IILACrIt IARS, 1 " IP OWERED BY ACT (IF PARLIAMENT. .NStp, -- C APITAI,ONE. MILLION. b.t 1 , • ES ANC lalliniz due a t LADY-DAY 1 '`: i ' e xpir,,, unless renewed within afteen days ku fro that • . • l lt IS hi Prit o i9 e "f the advantages of the Albion Company to. (.4;',lviii,•::'• that it holds out no profession of sharing pro.. I , 'is 4, - 'use it insures. Persons instire.d are not liable to i;:•.at11)e goad the losses of othi.rs; a responsibility from 4, t 4 oted w "..) could not be free- if their Insurances were accotn !sfis.i,l,l, aoy prospect of benefit to arise front pram. l 'i i e4,l l ' U t i ll ~ II the plan of receiving returns have been I„,; . 'ie e„'" the effects of-this dangerous contingency. ji,;4,l.ll,(i.';"ParlY's Rates inii Conditions are of the most . rca L I t!ir,,, `.-ctiptioti :—.,1 liberal coinmissitui. is alltneed to So . - li 3 ;ls Ati:,(,l others, flect in t ; Life Insurance; and every faci -44C111:d by whic:ti the interest anti convenience of the ...,......._ YA "e Promotd. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. ET:;•; --- , ------ ' A41 .1: 1,E IN THE ISLAND OF' DOMINICA: Sui;4: SOLD lir PR WA i'F. CONTRACT, . of i, , , A .) , 'II;ANTATION, in the ISLAND ,It "i I to C"INIC A- - containing SIX HUNDRED ACRES', 74,1 4 ,,, ''''4'n• 114;i1%_ Nittetritit•ry, Manager's and - Over iht,'lii-s'i';', Offices, :,. egro Houses, &c. thereon. . =at , y eai t , - , s tale are atili - Clied Nibety-seven Negroes, of sirhscy tr - b"Hri,' Part are. (-fleet ive, and several of them are Artt kc to il . •"'" Ni , groes are particularly 11,, ervinc: the notice ' 4,t it ,„ ; !. ' ,,t t.i)ellierara, St. Vince ti's, and other Colonies, 1,,,,,5tit wi, l , to t.,,„,,sport them thither. t 0.A . 1 4 her ' , ill lc , ' Ia rs a Irp I v . t a John torfielel, Esq. No. 59, 11. • 4- I :i f i -•• 11, o , rth. N. 5.5. Old Broad -street. '‘ : cce l .,. l l'is Pe. , pi•rty is iit.t disposed of in this Country in `', l-e f lieXt moiltli, it will be sold at Dwainica. IC, ki - ir W ATERLOO-PLACE, P.kLL-HALL. - • ti t , AITILLIGAN (tuorn the . Ahhey "•:/..t,i, Bath) - most respectfully begs lave to til.al''„ltt:EftTt•!• Nobility, .Gentry. &c. he has opened a SILK W.U1.1'.1-10USE, .at Ni,. 16, WATER IMO t ' Carlton-house, witwitha splendid Collection th,-, 4 tir: f ,, l :-• NEW GOODS, and humbly s- elicits th e h o n our 14.,;;LCd, is :""natte and stipport. P. M. respectfully ass . urs wIIO may please to favour him with their of very 411 I r% ery article is, and shall cont inu e . to be, tY, of the most fashionable description, colours, 1 .1 1 - tt., f 4 f e t'irt', and at the most reasonable The 4 4 , 4 4 : Nil yi!.tion paid to th e commands of Ladies at a dis ailcgm•ad: P wit, and Orders executed with the s ame fil e li ty rt l tr ty pt as if present t NIs P it.T f I HOUSE to LET, handsomely, / fp t '•••. • 40, and well adapted for an elderly Lady. 1 : 1 1 (1- Q,, s ,„EAvrltini.l, 1-lAmßllo', SCOTCH, 'ALAS •IRISII LINEN, FRENCH CA IBRIC, "' L)- FOREIGN LACE WAREHOUSE, AllL LA No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. v U D . very respect lolly infrirms the: , ies and Proprietors of Business, his ;tti t %'`V . is e with New and 'Fashionable Articles fur. ),ht "t 1 1 ,. eic ing 'and Nlorning Dress together - with the ktlt,'..iltio,:tnoftiettired Goods of every kind 'for family use.7-r G( mds are sold by the l'iece at .the Wh o le sa r e - . ZIA Civided at the lowest Ready-money Prices: among great pleasure in recommendii o his New Irish. e unproved Bleach, with the recent Improrements ,tl,ltralli,.ltich gives them their on great, aailcle;'l, Oti!,[stiftl'lY (sped and sold exclusively at . his .Wart Oil p l .'. Fine SlieefF an'd Pinow Liiielis of the ?a:14% Sr44,l:lltench Cambric's of ill r heantifillValenciennes ot,,:td Handkerchiefs; Fine India Nltislins for Oentfe th,ZTl6ll,trarats and gi•ii.eral wear, with every choice. 4-, Prl 7 t dioLadies ; Rich Gold and Silver ditto ; t,tll Bettina, and fine Imitations hi Bri .it 'b. oteign.- and Scotch Damask Table Linen, and ' fi ner Napkins ; Huchabacks, - Diapers,. Russia, kit*. Sicetings ; Fine Welch Flannels,vf the e. 4 111,,tit "Y make ; NeW Printed Furnitures fur. 135,4 ; ttlt tittolti tiotip ; Room Curtains , ; Altircens.l.and 4141 Ue P erm:ltietit Colours; .heatitiful NrarseillesAttikts, 16 ' 1:11 1 ' d- ConoterPanes ; new and 5 ite .atubries andlusiiiis of • Joinav a , and utlit(s.cti -1 us • k_ l l l peculiar to, Cite H ouse; Scersuciws; c vm • S clock Canilii ics; nettillas ; LonbClotii en- (%,li_.:nes ; White and ColonredLustres; Ltlsttti-_,.Crapes ; ludia Shawls, Long and Square„and i kt 'it Zoi gb ver ti, us Elegy t4itatitoEinhioiderris in Briti cd sh dDittress o, es, Poona for '', id . F Angola, r ; ull. ar 4,1 "k w tss. Ele, and curious ,;'.shed Triimuinzs and Muslins re t i o est ch P oiariceiat_paels G n desigOodns; s India arid British Coloured . ii . • h 1/41-Cl-11:4V control's:wits experi ence t h e most k i . 4 Nh a and Curiosities out - chased or exchatwerl.l r .espectfully to observe, that to visited per ,ta P,rincipal Esialiiishinents on the Confluent, and tt.tgtai.':',.,(..tories of this Country to render the supply of 4440 s (4.na-cltiocitt pre-eminent iii the cimicest and select ta k Nlanufacture, his Friends and the Public may lii iij lig wit h articles of a superior description, ; these alone will he , old, and at those rca -4.1!,1.r.t teady-inoney prices,which lie triist , s will insure t 1,,, , 1 1)...,7 1 . 2 `taVt ion of ltis Friends. of f for the supply of Country those 114 Cambric, Cambric flamikerchiers, and GREEK SEPTUAGINT This Day was published, in Svc). price 11. Ss. beards, hand • some)) , printed and hot-pressed, A NEAT Edition of the SEPTUAGINT, wit! .Z 31.. 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The same intrepid disregard for truth, the same arrogant as s umption of authority, the same flippant insolence of style, and manner, indicate that the Author of the Reply must be identified with the Writer of The Mottitetsr•--' None but himself can be Isis parallel.' Those people, we suppose, who looked with affection -on his tu mid boasts and fallacious prophecies, when news writing will gladly hail this new production of his pen, and be ready to believe that he is starving orvBooo/. a year; that the Government, in not suffering hits' to ride to the coast, unattended by a British Officer, intend to kill him .by linger ing,tortiire, and a hundred other miraculous dis coveries of the same kind. But the most comic part of all is, his appeal to the Laws of Nations. ‘Ve,slimild be glad to know which of them he re- garded when in power. What law 'authorized his treatment Of Wright, ders, Toussaint, Iloter, or the victims of Jaffa ? Wa, as tenacious or tl►e rights of Princes an(.! N ions when I►e imprisoned Ferd in and and Pius—when he trampled oft Spit), Portugal, 1-1,,11,001, • Swirzerlaud, Italy, and 'Germany ?- IVe certainly should not imitate his ahomiumble t.xaMple ; but he 'mist imagine that the world must have very soon forgotten his own practice. " A proposition, we perceive, has been made by the Atrorth!y•-General of Sweden -- to the Equestrian Order, for the deposal of the late, the true King , 'Gustavus Adolphus. If .there ere yet a sp3rl. of loyalty remaining 'in . the Knightly bosoms of thaturiter, irthere were the smallest remnant of national pride, of aristocratic feeling, of chivalrous honinir existing among them, such 'a lorOpOStil Might to have unsheathed every sword in the Hoose. A foreiLgneria . French; . man, a felloW raised from the lowest 'dregs of tt pollute) soldiery, an agem in every work of an upstart Usurper, * * *.- * * •* thrust, no matter by that vile intrigues, into the Swedish To roue, and for hissake they musts depose' the oily Monarch on the Continent of Enrol►e who stood firm and unciautirer against the csanamts enemy ! It will, however, we.sup• pose, be carried; but it will serve to chew whether there be any spirit yet left in Sweden." PUBL'ICATIONS. • This Day Were published, In One Volume, Bvo. price Ss. boards, 0 IISERVA lONS relative to the Use of BAL LADONNA in painful Diseases of the HEAD and FACE. Illustrated by many Cases. By JOHN BAILEY, Surgeon. - - - Sold by Hizhl-ey and Sun, 'Flt;t-strcet ; and all other Me• dical ARCTIC EXPEDITION. On Saturday, about two o'clock, Lord MEL VILLE, aCCOMpallied by Sir GEORGE ‘VARRENDER, and. Admirals Sir G. Mooatt and Sir J. YORK, 13Arts., arrived at Deptford Dock-yard, and im mediately went on board the vessels bound to the Arctic regions. They proceeded to inspect the equipment of the vessels, in every part. The Es quimaux went through his various exercises with his cast e, and displayed his dexrerity in throw ing his darts, &c. Lord Melville and the other Gentlethen returned to town in the evening. The vessels are expected to drop down the river to day. -At the Nore, 'double wages to the Officers and men ivill be . paid ; after which they will pro ceed to Shetland..l i the equipment of these ships no expence has been spared in providing for the comfort and conveniency of all on board. The interior and exterior of each vessel have been rendered as strong as The union of wood and iron can effect. The windows in the cabins have been doubled, and at the bottom of each hatchway dOors are placed. From the galley-copper, pipes can be extended between decks for diffusing waling) through every part, by means of the steam arising trom culinary operations. The usual practice of sleeping in hammocks is departed from, and, in . lirn, each person has fitted up a swan place with sliding doors, cotraining a bed, so that it may be said eaelt individual has a sepa rate cabin.; these places are so contriVed.that they can be - taken out entire, for le:naval on; shore, should unforesee'n causes render it neces sary. The ballast consists entirely of coati, and the Isabella and DorcOrea have each nearly 100 chaldrons on boatd, and the others as much tt• they ciin stow away. Meats of every description tlhat can be preserved are on board, as also large", :supplies of portable soups; together'.with exten sive assortments of woollens, kerseys, and all sorts of warm clothing. The vessels are p rov id e d with ice-boat s , an d fishing Beer for catching %elides. Capt. Ross goes Op. Davis's Strifits as high as 72, when be will endeavour to proceed to the west Wald, by whichever direction circumstances !oily poitrt out as iticstpracticable. C 41.11.1611111) goes direct for the Pole; and, if he reaches there, will take .such ,course as events will' allow hint for liehring's Str a i ts , w hi c h i s a l so t h e o bj ect of, Captain Sonic exnerienced naeigatori of the Greenland seas are tin board, to act as pilots in the ice ; as also astronomers, and other scien.. rifle gentlemen, to a s sist, the Ntivalpflicers. In the eveitt of the'shipsreturnii)g, as' we stat e d on Friday last, th e y are to bring home each a cargo of blubber for the owners, in. iron tanks, by 4eltieh asaving to Goverhtuent,on the hire of the ve9 is to nearly 10,0001 . . will be effected. FOR THE SUN. , , you can find room in your Public Journal for the following communication you will oblige Very many of the Public, and more ,e pedal!), the residents in the L'Onses adjoining this Park. Until 'Of late years it was the duty of the (eeper of this Palk 10 prevent all idle vaga. bonds and begg:tr's iVandering about these wants. No gaines of any kind whS'rever were suffered in it ; and, indeed, io properly strict were the lations of the I,'ark, that no person was allowed . , to carry even a washing b a sket or an y loads through it, and thus wits the gentillity of these walks•kept • up. But now this Park is disgraced and infested by a regular gang of pickpockets, eight or ten in number, who daily station them selves iiearly in a body by the', iron-railings ad joining the Canal, opposite the Horse Guards.-- This nuisance has lately become so flagrant we are greatly surprised that the Magistrates do not put ~ an 'end Jo it. An instance of which I can give you for certainty. These fellows t.elto sp. pear to be young, from sixteen to three and twenty years of age pet haps) had picked some Gentleman's- pocket of his pocket-book, bits whose it was it was not observable. Having publicly dividedthe notes it contained, they threw it up in the air, and then kicked it - about in the dirt, all of them refusing to own it. And this is not a daily nuisance only, for after dark they continue - practising their light•fingered tricks, rioting in - drunkenness, 'and alarming the passen gers, Trequently insulting them, and distothing the neighbourhood ot this Park. These nuisances are as,yet•comparatively, trivial to what they may be, if' peithitted to exist much longer ; for they will ;,beetime worse and worse, until the Bird cage-walk-and the Mall become as dangerous walks as they were some years ago —to the dis grace of the Police of the City of Westminster. Spring Gardens. VICINUS. A GHOST AT NEWINGTON. Friday - night, a man was extremely terrified near Walworth Turtrpike, by the appearance of a figure which he imagined rose out of the catch iwthe 3baiie of a %adman, with large horns on her head ; his fright was so great that his ter r ifi c shouts drew the watchman to the spot, who found the poor man in the utmost perturbation, and no thing could snake...him believe but that he had seen a spectre. The -same night, another per. son gave information to the watchman that he bad seen an apparition. a short distance front the turnpike, -and that it vanished into air as he approached it. The watchmen were not free from fear, and began to think there was rnore in what the first person said he saw than they before gave him credit for. They saw no-. thing more that night, bat on the next (Saturday), about eleven o'clock, soft music was heard by the watchmen, and a man came running into New ington watch-house„ and informed the Keeper (Mr. Snow) that the Ghost had made its appear. ante. He ran towards the spot, and to his sur prise saw a watchman named Mathews much alarmed, retreating along the Turnpike-road front a figure which appeared quite naked, and of a gigantic stature. The watchman called for assist ance, and in flying from the supposed phantom, he called Out, " if you follow me I will shoot you." Snow, who was determined to discover what it was, approached the figure, which re,reat ed, he pariued and found it real flesh-and blood ;in fact a woman. He took hold of the lady, and she burst into an immoderate fit of laughter. He pia a coat round her, and conveyed her to the watch honse.:, From her incoherent ei-Mversation, and her extraordinary beha v i our , M r . S now suspected she was, a lunatic, and had broke 'out of a mad house in the neighbourhood.. A surgeon was sent ,ifpr„ and he prononneed her to be insane. Het' ipparel was found by a•gentlernan about half a mile up the Walworth and Newington -road. The unfortunate female res.:ded at Deptford, and has been out of Ater mind for some time. She left her home on Wednesday last. She was taken . to Newington workhon,,e until she could be put in s ‘t prOPer . place of confinement. Wzzqnsoß, MARCH V 29 Ti urqlay the Duke and DuChesi of I r onic tit-rived to join the company of the Prince of 1 - lEsse• HOMBERG : the Duke from London, and the Duehess from Oct. lands. In the evening the D u k e returned to London. Frid a y morning the Prince 01 HEssE HONBEEG accompanied her- AltrEsTY and the Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH to Frog. more, to view the house and grounds : on their retort) to he Castle,. the Prince left Windsor.for London. The Duchess of Yoe': kit for aoldods. Preparations ere making at the Lower Lodge ic,r the temporary residence of the Duke of CLA RRICB, during the time the. house i n B us h ey _ park is undergoing alteraConS and repairs. The brig Mercury, Tisir, Master, which ar rived 'on Monday from Cadiz, and sailvd on the 3d inst.' reports, that the Russian Squadron, on exainination byilre Spanish authorities, was found s'?) extremely defective, (ruin the dry rot, &c. that, With the exception' of the Adtuiral's ship, the brestiek, the whole must,undergo a thorough re.. pair before they can proceed to South America *kit the troops they were.destined to take, and that the ships were dismantling for that purpose.